Active and reactive power control in a three-phase Photovoltaic inverter

In most nations, grid-connected buildings with solar systems are expanding. Several sites in the system network have high PV penetration. The irregular nature of PV installations could affect the distribution network. Instead of expensive grid installations, PV systems can employ a voltage source inverter to utilize reactive power. The major objective is to inject and control 100 kW of three-phase, two-stage solar PV power into the grid in order to maintain a constant voltage independent of variations in solar radiation and to keep the current's THD within international standards. PV system implementation depends on practical system concerns. Reactive power control and inverter control are created. The network variable the whole system shows good usage of reactive power. The suggested 100 KW PV system in this study achieves reactive power regulation and sinusoidal three-phase output currents. Using MATLAB 2021b and Simulink software, the recommended system's effectiveness was elucidated and its viability was demonstrated. The results demonstrated the effectiveness of the recommended design and modelling.